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Journal Article
Saltwater intrusion and climate change impact on coastal agriculture
2023
Overview
The consequences for agricultural production are several: impaired plant uptake of water and essential nutrients, negative effects on crop growth and development, higher weed competition, lower soil microbial activity, and overall crop productivity reduction. According to the National Center for Hydro-meteorological Forecasting, Vietnam Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, the severity of saline intrusion in the Mekong Delta is expected to increase in the dry season of 2023, further threatening rice supply in the foreseeable future. 3. A climate variation toward drier and warmer conditions is predicted (BSh, hot semi-arid climate). [...]the process of saltwater intrusion is expected to worsen. Here, climate change could lead to higher temperatures with hot summers, shifting to a hot semi-arid climate zone (BSh). [...]it could experience an intensification in the frequency of heat waves, with potential impacts on agriculture.
